Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. Geo. E.. Ferris arrived yesterday ITO"
Miss Anna Elks left for Denver yesterday
L. D. Fulmer went to Ogden yesterday
willard Bennett came up from Deer Lodge
yesterday. .
Mr.. Geo. Bruffey came upfrom Fish Creek
yesterday nan
Miss Edna Wilson came over iro"'o"l
ings yesterday.
Mr.. w. 8. Poet, of Pocatello, arrived ID
the city yesterday. !,
Mr.. T. H. Duane, OF Chicago, is registered
at the st. Nicholas.
]. J.. Poole went to st. Louis by the
Union Pacific last night.
Mr.. j. J.. Feeley and wife, OF Feeley
Station, are in the city.
Walter Rodgers took the U. 2. train ior
Hastings, Neb., yesterday.
Mr.. Geo D. Capen, and sons, arrived
yesterday from st. Louis.
Mr.. G. H. Boyden arrived in Butte yes
terday from New York City.
Mrs. Chas. s. Warren and children have
returned from Warm Springs.
MI. and Mrs. Ellis Wainwright, Of st.
Louis, are visiting in the city.
Rev. &C. Stull and family left for Black
foot, Idaho, yesterday evening.
l. Mrs. C. R. Chambers has gone to Helena
and is a guest of Mrs. Sam Word. -
Engineer Ray, of the Montana Central,
returned yesterday from Helena.
Carl Snaur left for Los Angeles {by the
South bound route last night.
F. E. Chapman took the Union Pacific
route to San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. G. AntoneIle and wife Of La Platte
Mexico, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. Winzel and Mr.. w. ]. O'Brier
arrived in the city Yesterday from Omaha
James Osborne. Manager of the Rio Tinto
copper mine, Spain, left for the East lasl
evening. .
Mrs. G. w. Stapleton and daughter are
home from a few weeks ~sojourn in Bitter
root Valley. 90
Walter Rodgers, OF VAUDEVILLE, left last
evening for a short visit with relatives al
Franklin, Nebraska r. -.
Mrs. DR.. Beal cam in from Warm SPRING
last Tuesday and is stopping with hel
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Newkirk.
Mr.. M. Judd and wife and Mr.. H. D. Sep
pington and wife came over from Glendal
yesterday and are stopping at the st
Nicholas.
Judge J. B. Wilcox, Mr.. Louis Danger
and Master Willie Dixon returned Tuesday
night from q four weeks camping trip or
Big Blackfoot.
Invitations announce q complimentary
reception to Misses Laura Baker anC
Lizzie Scott, at Miners Union Hall next
Friday evening, - 49,
w II. Gehrmann. of Walkerville, was yes
| terday married to q Miss Kohrs, of Daven
port. Iowa, q niece of Conard Kohrsy o.
| Deer Lodge. Some of his Turn Vereir
friends sent him a congratulatory dispatch
yesterday.
The latest adj, ices rom W. "A. Clark are
that he is now in Chicago, and that he will
come home as soon as he can after attend
ing to important business that he has on
hand there. This will be about the 10th
inst, as has been shown by our special.
Helena Independent: w. M. Cairns, Gen
eral Manager of the Rocky Mountain Tele
graph Company, came over from Butte yes
terday morning. Mr.. Cairns smiles when
ever Cascade County is mentioned. Tht
contest is keeping the wires OF his company
hot with business.
Alex Cohen, our worthy merchant, 1eave'
for Helena this morning on oil business
bent. He is a very happy man, is Alex, fol
his wife. who has been absent in Europ'
Tor two years, and revontly visiting rola
tives in Chicago, will join him at Helena
and return with him to Butte in a few day
to adorn our social circle in the great Silvel
and Copper camp.
1t was a qualification to meet upon tn
streets of Butte on yesterday, Azel Kyes
J a we'll known contractor of Yankton, Da
kota. Mr.. Kyes: does a large business
with Butte business men. Mr.. Keys is one
of the best ~rustlers west of the Missouri
River and he can but express his admira
ton, of Butte after seven years, absence
He will prolong his visit to WaIa Walla
Washington Territory on a tour of inspec
ton. .,.,
Helena Independents. A special Pullman
car IN the east bound train yesterday
morning took east the following Helena peo
pie: Ex-Governor.H auser, Mrs. and Miss
Hill, Misses Clara Hotter, Pearl Davenport
Clara Jurgens, Kate Wilson. Birdie Wilson
Mary FAINT, Bertha Raht, Violet Cullen
Mrs. John T. Murphy and son, Louis San.
ders, Norman Hotter, Ed Hotter, Chas
Power and Edgar Holman. The young
people are all on their way to various East.
ern schools and colleges, to remain until
next June, t-